Hamid Suleiman Khader, one of the leaders of the Misrata Against Injustice movement, predicted the imminent departure of the Libyan Government of National Unity headed by Abdul Hamid Dabaiba from power.

Libya’s Joint Security Room has taken over the tasks of securing the Ras Ajdir border crossing with Tunisia from the General Staff of the Government of National Unity amid efforts to reopen the crossing.

“Rostec” announced the delivery of the first batch of “Su-34” bombers for 2024 to the Russian Armed Forces.

Since the end of the fifties, oil has reshaped Libya’s political history, with the former Libyan colony transformed from a coast that is the closest point to Europe to a meeting point for the energy struggle.

Areas near the Libyan capital Tripoli are witnessing a new wave of security tensions, this time in the city of Zawiya, where armed clashes have taken place between outlaw groups.

The head of the Russian Coordination Center in Hmeimim, Major General Sergey Alexandravesh Gashkov, announced the provision of assistance to the nursing staff at Tishreen University Hospital in Latakia.

The Russian Ministry of Health announced the registration of a drug that has no analogues in the world antibacterial and can be used to treat chronic and stubborn infections.

Egypt’s Meteorological Authority warned of severe weather fluctuations expected for Saturday, as rain is expected in 11 governorates across the country.

Israel has temporarily closed 28 diplomatic posts around the world as a result of security warnings pointing to potential risks of Iranian retaliatory attacks.

Tunisian authorities announced on Thursday that 31 illegal immigration operations were thwarted, during which 1,335 illegal migrants were rescued from drowning in the Mediterranean.

The Israeli website “i24NEWS” said that the Emirati government stopped its diplomatic coordination with Tel Aviv, after the assassination of the seven aid workers in the Gaza Strip a few days ago.

Zimbabwe’s president has declared a state of national disaster, after neighboring Zambia and Malawi, due to the most severe drought in decades to hit the region.

The Moroccan national football team fell one rank in the classification issued on Thursday by the International Federation of the game (FIFA), where it became thirteenth instead of the twelfth it occupied in the last classification issued last February.

Egypt’s imports from China declined significantly in 2023, according to data released by the Egyptian Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS).

Libyan political analyst Abdulaziz Agnia has expressed fears that the outgoing government of Abdelhamid Dabaiba is involved in deals linked to the notorious US security firm Blackwater.

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune received a phone call from his Palestinian counterpart, Mahmoud Abbas, where a meeting was arranged after Eid al-Fitr.

Somalia announced on Thursday the expulsion of Ethiopia’s ambassador and the closure of a consulate in the semi-autonomous state of Puntland and another in the Somaliland region, in the context of escalating tension between the two countries.

Libya topped the list of the lowest paid countries in the world, along with Egypt, Algeria, and Tunisia, according to a recently announced ranking, despite its richness in natural resources, especially oil.

Sudanese army commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan promised on Thursday a near victory for the Sudanese army over the Rapid Support Forces and said that “the Sudanese army and people will celebrate victory over the rebel forces against the state,” as he put it.

Luke Fleurs, defender of South African club Kaizer Chiefs, was killed after receiving several bullets in his body during a failed kidnapping attempt in the Gauteng area of Florida.